Bahrain cracks down on anti-government protestors

MANAMA.
Bahrain’s security force launched a crackdown on anti-government protestors yesterday

Heavy fighting erupts in Cote d’lvoire

ABIDJAN.
Heavy fighting broke out in western Cote d’lvoire yesterday hours after internationally

Lack of funding hampers cotton farmers’ training

By Faith Mhandu recently in Rutenga The Cotton Training Centre has scaled down farmer training due to lack of funding. CTC has over the past years been training farmers from…

Soyabeans: There’s more to it than cash

THIS collage shows workers mechanically weeding a thriving soyabean crop and women preparing it for the market.By Obert Chifamba
RECENTLY, the winds of regional co-operation swept across Southern African and saw

Let’s reassert our self-worth

MINISTER Kasukuwere is spearheading the indi- genisation and economic empowerment drive.By Tichaona Zindoga
IT has become apparent that the current Government programme of economic empowerment

Kingston’s triple treat

Sean KingstonBy Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
Organisers of the Sean Kingston concert have promised Zimba-bwean fans a top-drawer

Zim’s best stone art to be showcased in SA

Stone Angels will showcase works by some of Zimbabwe’s most acclaimed sculptors. When

media madness in Libya should cease

Introduction
SINCE the Tunisian uprisings last December, followed by those in Egypt, which saw the

Wiz Khalifa creates another hit

Wiz Khalifa has created himself another hit . . . but weren’t not talking songs here, we’re

Should playwrights prescribe solutions?

In the post production discussion of the play “365” at Theatre in the Park on 8 March 2011

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